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Work in Florida healthcare? Watch out for common on-the-job injuries

On Behalf of Matheson and Horowitz | May 29, 2026 | Workplace Injuries

For how important healthcare workers are, they face many risks at work that many people may not be aware of. They move fast, lift often and face hazards that change by the hour. A single shift can cause strain to the back or expose one to blood and sharp tools. Long...

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Can I make temporary accommodations permanent after work injury?

On Behalf of Matheson and Horowitz | Mar 31, 2026 | Workplace Injuries

The modified schedule allowed you to work after your injury in Vero Beach, Florida. But your back still hurts every morning. Your doctor declared you at maximum medical improvement (MMI), which means your condition has settled as much as it will. Now your employer...

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Why shouldn’t you settle your back injury claim too soon?

On Behalf of Matheson and Horowitz | Nov 24, 2025 | Workplace Injuries

When you hurt your back in an accident, it can be tempting to accept a quick settlement offer. Medical bills and missed work add stress, and a fast payout might sound appealing. But settling too soon can leave you without fair compensation for long-term effects. You...

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Can workers say no to an assignment if it looks dangerous?

On Behalf of Matheson and Horowitz | Feb 19, 2024 | Workplace Injuries

In employment, particularly in industries with inherent physical risks, the question of whether workers can refuse hazardous assignments is an important one. Employees' safety and well-being should always be paramount, but navigating the complexities of asserting...

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3 tips for nurses: Preventing back injuries at work

On Behalf of Matheson and Horowitz | Jan 1, 2024 | Workplace Injuries

Nursing is more than a job. It is a career and a vocation to which people often devote their entire lives. They work long, demanding shifts. They complete continuing education requirements for as long as they retain their licenses. Overall, nurses often commit years...

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Fatal four safety hazards in construction

On Behalf of Matheson and Horowitz | Dec 20, 2023 | Workplace Injuries

Construction sites are filled with safety hazards, including machinery and other equipment. All construction workers deserve a safe workplace, so it’s up to the employers to ensure that the risks of workplace danger are minimized in accordance with the law. There are...

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4 common workplace injuries that first responders often incur

On Behalf of Matheson and Horowitz | Nov 6, 2023 | Workplace Injuries

First responders play an invaluable role in ensuring the safety and well-being of communities. First responders encompass a diverse group of professionals, including firefighters, police officers, paramedics and emergency medical technicians. These dedicated...

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More nurses are being injured by their patients

On Behalf of Matheson and Horowitz | Jun 2, 2023 | Workplace Injuries

Nurses face a host of different injury risks. They can be injured when lifting patients, they could be injured by needlesticks and on and on. This is not the most dangerous profession in the United States, but it is certainly one that is associated with its fair share...

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What are the most common injuries for healthcare workers?

On Behalf of Matheson and Horowitz | Mar 7, 2023 | Workplace Injuries

Healthcare workers operate in a relatively dangerous industry. The job itself creates numerous demands that are hard on the human body. From incredibly long shifts to the strenuous requirements of hands-on patient care, healthcare workers often find themselves in very...

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Confined spaces are very treacherous for workers

On Behalf of Matheson and Horowitz | Sep 6, 2022 | Workplace Injuries

The thought of being in a confined space might make you fearful if you are claustrophobic. But there are many more dangers associated with being in close quarters than that.  Some of them can lead to serious injuries or be deadly. Workers like electricians, farm...

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